Lorne Hallendorff

Lorne Hallendorff is the chief operating officer of a tech start-up in the property industry. Before that he worked as a consultant for a global management consulting firm. Hallendorff completed a bachelor of business science in finance at the University of Cape Town in 2013 while he was SRC president. He is a fellow of the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation. This chapter is based on an interview conducted by Thierry Luescher and Nkululeko Makhubu on 21 August 2018.

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32379054
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Artificial Intelligence Applications
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Abstract

Lorne Hallendorff is the chief operating officer of a tech start-up in the property industry. Before that he worked as a consultant for a global management consulting firm. Hallendorff completed a bachelor of business science in finance at the University of Cape Town in 2013 while he was SRC president. He is a fellow of the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation. This chapter is based on an interview conducted by Thierry Luescher and Nkululeko Makhubu on 21 August 2018.

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